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Description
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Attributes
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User information, including any additional enterprise attributes that have been configured to display for each user. The date when the attributes were last updated also displays.
Click Refresh to update the values of the enterprise attributes for the individual user to match those in the enterprise information management system such as internal LDAP. Enterprise attributes are also refreshed automatically at regular intervals as a background process. If no value is available for an attribute, that attribute is not displayed.
For more information on enterprise attributes and how they can impact user membership in profiles and service groups, see Understanding Enterprise Attributes.
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Products
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The complete set of products to which the user has access, based on their profile memberships. Select the affiliation for which you want to view the user’s product access from the drop-down list. For the Servigistics InService level, select the dash (-). For a service group, select the service group name. Only the net result of the profiles for the selected affiliation display.
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Information Elements
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All information elements to which the user has access. Select the affiliation for which you want to view the user’s information element access from the drop-down list. For the Servigistics InService level, select the dash (-). For a service group, select the service group name. Only the net result of the profiles for the selected affiliation display.
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Privileges
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The privileges which the user has been granted for the selected affiliation. Select the affiliation for which you want to view the user’s privileges from the drop-down list. For the Servigistics InService level, select the dash (-). For a service group, select the service group name.
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Profiles
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The profiles of which the user is a member. Note that a user must be associated with at least one profile to access Servigistics InService. If a user not associated with a profile tries to access the system, they receive a not authorized message.
From the Select from the list of service groups of which the user is a member field, choose the contexts for which you want to view profiles by selecting one or more contexts from the field. Click the field to see a drop-down list of all available contexts, or enter text in the field to filter for particular context names. Remove individual contexts from the view by clicking the X next to their name. Remove all contexts from the current view by clicking the X next to the field.
Enter text in the Find Profiles field to further filter the profiles list by name. Profiles created within a service group display the service group name; profiles created at the Servigistics InService level instead display a dash ( - ).
To add the user to a profile, select the checkbox next to the profile. Clear the checkbox to remove the user from the profile.
For more information, see Profiles.
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Service Groups
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The service groups of which the user is a member. To add the user to a service group, select the check box next to the service group. Clear the check box to remove the user from the service group.
Filter the list of service groups displayed by choosing Selected Only, Unselected Only, or All.
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Licensing Configuration
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(Available only for users who are not members of a service group)
Defines a license allowing the user to activate of an offline system. The license is used to activate a single Servigistics InService installation on a single machine for a limited period of time.
• License Type—The license type for a user who is not a member of a service group is Customer.
• Activation Type—Specifies the license activation method. Currently only machine-based activation is supported, meaning that the license is generated for a Servigistics InService installation residing on a specific machine.
• Max # Activations—For a user who is not a member of a service group, the maximum number of activations is 1.
• Installation Keys—The installation key string is used to uniquely identify the installation instance and the machine for which a license is required. This string is generated when the offline system is installed, and is displayed on the Activate System screen for the offline system. If the offline system is activated through web activation, the Installation Keys value is automatically provided by the system, along with the name of the activating user and activation date. If the offline system is activated manually, the installation key, name of the activating user, and activation date must be entered manually in the Installation Keys field. Once entered, the installation key can be edited only if the license has expired, deleted, or been revoked.
• Expiration—Specifies whether the license expires on a particular date, or in a specified number of days after the activation. If the license expiration is extended, it is automatically downloaded and applied the next time the user logs in to the corresponding web system from the offline system.
For a user who is not a member of a service group, the status of the user’s license is displayed on the main Users utility: Inactive, Active, Expired, or Revoked. For Active status users, the license expiration date and number of days until license expiration also displays. If the license expires in less than thirty days, this information is displayed in red.
When an installation key has been provided, through either web activation or manual activation of the offline system, additional actions are available:
• Generate—Generates an administrative package for use when manually activating the offline system. The administrative package includes the license and profiles defined for the offline system. Provide the generated administrative package to the user.
• Revoke—Revokes an active license. A Revoked flag displays next to the Expiration field. The user is unable to log in to the offline system. Specify a new license for the user by entering a new value for the Expiration field. • —Deletes the license information from the user. Once license information is deleted, the user can be added to one or more service groups. For more information, see Activating the Offline System. |
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Since enterprise attributes are checked for profile and service group membership only when a user is initially added to Servigistics InService, it is a best practice to fully define your profiles and service groups, including their enterprise attributes, before adding users to Servigistics InService, to take advantage of this feature.
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If a user is the only administrator for a service group, the user cannot be deleted. |